| They divinised practically everything in the material world since people usually directed their attention extrovertedly. |
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| If only you wanted to become divinised for Me to find my joy in you, living with you! |
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| You too will be transformed only after having been ground, and your miserable nature will be divinised. |
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| The one in whom is God, he too will be divinised. |
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| Through my Divine Blood, you can be divinised. |
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| Aristotle's beliefs in the hymn heroised and divinised Hermias to an extent that ordinary Greek religion did not allow. |
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